City Vision campaign launch 2022
Good people for a great city City Vision’s campaign for the local government elections 2022 has officially launched with a powerful welcome by Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei and inspiring speeches from Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick, Hon Michael Wood (a City Vision alumni first...
Chamberlain Park Redevelopment FAQs
Image source: Chamberlain Park Masterplan, Albert-Eden Local Board. The Albert-Eden Local Board has been working with the community on plans to widen the uses of Chamberlain Park to restore the ecology of the park and make better use of the available open space for...
Graeme Easte: Albert-Eden Local Board (Owairaka subdivision)
A self-employed researcher and genealogist resident in Mount Albert, I have been a community activist for many years, working closely with local neighbourhood and environmental groups. Following 18 years as a community board member and city councillor, I’ve served the...
Call for safety improvements at railway level crossings
For 15 years Graeme Easte has campaigned for a programme to grade separate over 40 railway level crossings on the Auckland network. At last, Council has voted $424 million for this work in the 2018-2028 LTP – but it will take many years to deliver so he is now...From our Facebook page
Our City Vision team have fought to get this community recycling centre for our area and now it’s very very nearly ready! Get a special sneak peek at their first ever market day tomorrow.
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City Vision went along last week to the Big Switch hosted by Locky Dock on Karangahape Road to support the positive change we want to see - pulling the lever from congested, carbon filled, dangerous streets; to safer, less polluted streets that allow people the choice to ride or walk.![]()
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The Minister for Transport arrived by public transport to announce 100 new Locky Dock (made possible with sponsorship from Mercury) many of which will be hitting the streets of Auckland soon.